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Guided Reading and Literacy Centers Guided Reading and Literacy Centers

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"The ultimate goal of guided reading is to help children learn how to use independent reading strategies successfully."
~Fountas and Su Pinnell, 1996

While I instruct a small group of students, the rest of the class participates in literacy centers. While in a literacy center children work on skills previously taught with a small group or independently. The three rules for the literacy centers are:

  1. Use a quiet voice.
  2. Cooperate with others.
  3. Do your job.

 

 







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